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Jacek Sowiński authored
User can now use '-l' option with an argument *after* 'columns' command and topydo will try to load column layout from that location. If it won't find specified file it will use standard column-layout file locations as a fallback. Example of use: Will work: `topydo columns -l ~/fooBar_columns` Won't work: `topydo -l ~/fooBar_columns columns` Implements #147
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